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As we are midway through the year, I thought this would be a good time to look back over the 7 topics of the Intentional Life and give links to one of each topic, in case you missed any of them.

 

I am in the process of writing a book that is along the same lines of these topics, while also addressing the effect of what living with anxiety has on all of these areas. If there is someone in your life who you think would benefit from this topic, will you please pass this on to them? Ask them to subscribe to these weekly emails so they too can begin on this Intentional Life journey.

 

To pass on the link for signing up to your family and friends, copy and send this link to them: https://bit.ly/intentionalmomentsanxiousdays

 

“Teach us to number our days, that we may get a heart of wisdom.” Psalm 90:12

 

The future book will help us see that as we ask God to help us to number our days, that He will in turn give us a heart of wisdom. With a heart of wisdom we can look at our present circumstances through the lens of eternity, helping to put our anxiety in perspective. By viewing our anxiety as something that brings us back to the cross, we can see it as a tool for God’s glory and something that reminds us of our reliance on Him.

 

To go back over the most popular posts on each Intentional Life topic, click on each link below.

 


 

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Relationships

Time

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